I’m sorry, but I can’t reproduce this. I tried to deactivate and activate the plugin manually and I don’t get this message. I also don’t see, where this output should come from, as the activation only registers the cleanup schedule:
/**
* Hook for plugin activation
*
* @return void
*/
function onActivate()
{
if (!wp_next_scheduled('lbwps_cleanup')) {
wp_schedule_event(time(), 'hourly', 'lbwps_cleanup');
}
}
Hi,
Thanks for checking it. I uploaded the plugin to another site today and there wasn’t any error this time. So, I think the problem is related to one of my other plugins. Your plugin is great and it saved me a lot of time. I’ll give you 5 star 🙂 Thank you very much!
Thanks for the feedback and the nice review :-).
Hi, I’m getting this message too (in my case 211 characters).
But the problem is hapening only on one of many sites I have, and this one is quite complicated. It uses a custom theme with built in lightbox based on FancyBox. Could it be the reason? Could there be some kind of conflict between these two?
The plugin seems to work fine though…
I don’t think, that FancyBox may cause this effect. It’s more likely, that the theme’s function.php or any other plugin may hook into activation actions and produce output where there should not be any output.
To find out more about possible conflicts it would help to get a list of all plugins you use on your site, so I can try to check this in my development system. The best way for me to sort this out would be a copy of the affected site (database with blank user passwords and a copy of the webroot), so I can run this in my debug environment.
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Arno Welzel.